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* `gulp serve`
### Slightly Longer Path to More Awesome
*To really get the full experience go to the workbench on a SharePoint Site [Your site url]/_layouts/15/workbench.aspx and that's where the magic will happen but this requires that you deploy and activate features to provision the required SharePoint assets*
1. Run one of the following custom commands to clean, build, budle and package the solution.
1. Run one of the following custom commands to clean, build, bundle and package the solution.
* If you want to be able to debug using your local code using gulp serve
`gulp package`
2. Navigate to the output questions-application.sppkg (found in the /sharepoint/solution folder)
2. Navigate to the output `questions-application.sppkg` (found in the `/sharepoint/solution` folder)
3. Upload it to an application catalog (either a tenant or site collection one)
4. In your site collection go to Site Contents and click New > App
5. Find and add the 'Questions Application' App
* wait for it to finish installing and activating features on the Site Contents page
6. Go to a site page like home, edit the page and find and add the 'Questions' web part
4. In your site collection go to **Site Contents** and click **New** > **App**
5. Find and add the **Questions Application** App
* wait for it to finish installing and activating features on the **Site Contents** page
6. Go to a site page like home, edit the page and find and add the **Questions** web part
* If you deployed a shippable (SharePoint Online) version you don't need to do anything else
* If you deployed a debug (http://localhost:4321) version you'll need to ensure gulp serve is running